Anyone who sews regularly knows the frustration of a pin cushion that's never quite where you need it — on the table when you're at the dress form, across the room when you're fitting on a person. This Prym wrist pin cushion solves that neatly by bringing the pins with you wherever you're working.
The round, blue-covered pincushion attaches to the arm or wrist in a non-slip way, keeping pins available wherever they're needed during dressmaking and fitting. The strap is adjustable to fit any arm or wrist size, and the hook and loop fastening makes it quick and easy to put on and take off while keeping the cushion securely in place during use.
The cushion pad itself has a diameter of 6cm and is made from plastic and polyester — firm enough to hold pins securely, soft enough that they push in and pull out easily. The cushion keeps needle tips protected while you work, reducing the risk of bent points and making it safer to reach for a pin without looking.
The soft cushion rests on a plastic base, which gives it a stable, comfortable fit on the wrist without shifting around as you move. A small but genuinely useful addition to any sewing kit — particularly handy for fitting sessions, alterations work, and anyone who moves around a lot while sewing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fit my wrist? The hook and loop band is infinitely adjustable to any size, so it will fit most wrists and arms comfortably regardless of size.
How do I attach and remove it? The hook and loop (Velcro-style) fastening wraps around the wrist and fastens securely with a simple press. It's quick to put on and take off mid-project without fiddling with buckles or knots.
How many pins does it hold? The 6cm cushion pad holds a good working quantity of pins — plenty for a fitting session or seam work without needing to reload frequently. It won't replace a full-size pin cushion for your main supply, but as a wrist companion during active work it's ideal.
Is it non-slip? Yes — it's designed to attach to the arm or wrist in a non-slip way, so it stays in position as you move rather than spinning or sliding out of place.
What colour is it? It comes in blue polyester — a classic, practical colour that's easy to spot if it gets set down on a work surface.
Is it suitable for both hobby and professional sewers? Yes — it's a useful tool for both hobby and professional dressmakers, particularly during fitting and marking work where having pins immediately to hand makes a real difference to speed and comfort.
